This model was trained on 80 of Team Fortress 2's textures.This is version 002. Version 001 isn't public yet, and I don't remember much about it, but it must have been pretty crap if I wanted to train another version before I even uploaded it.You should generally use it with a weight of 1, although lowering the weight and letting the base model seize a little control back can actually help out a lot.I tend to find that this LoRA gives worse base results than the SD 1.5 version, but it's a little more controllable, and mixes better with other LoRAs.It's worth noting that most SDXL models can make pretty decent textures without needing to use any LoRA at all.Here's a quick token glossary:<h2 id="heading-28052">Activation Keywords</h2>These should be at the start of every prompt.<ul><li>Team Fortress 2 texture</li><li>TF2 texture</li><li>videogame texture</li><li>albedo texture map</li></ul><h2 id="heading-28053">Useful Keywords not in Dataset</h2><ul><li>worst lighting, fullbright, no shadows - good for making it not try to draw lighting and shadows onto your textures</li></ul><h2 id="heading-28054">Modifier Keywords</h2>These keywords can be used to apply adjustments to your image. Results may vary wildly in quality.<ul><li>snowy - tries to add snow to the texture - generally gives a pretty decent result</li><li>RED, team RED - tries to make your texture red, as in the RED team</li><li>BLU, team BLU - tries to make your texture blue, as in the BLU team</li><li>top stain - tries to add a cool stain at the top of your texture - tends to add it wherever it feels like in practice - something you can try doing is putting "((bottom stain, stain on the bottom of the wall))" in the negative prompt</li><li>bottom stain - same as "top stain" - also I forgot to mention, if you're using the stain keywords, consider putting "(paint, graffiti)" in your negative prompt<ul><li>grey stain, brown stain, black stain, orange stain, rusty - different colours of stain</li></ul></li><li>top trim - tries to separate your texture at the halfway point - in practice this will usually create wildly fucked-up results</li><li>bottom trim - same as "top trim"</li><li>top stripe, &lt;KEYWORD&gt; at the top of the wall - somewhat more consistent alternatives for "top trim" (even though they aren't in the dataset much!)</li><li>bottom stripe, &lt;KEYWORD&gt; at the bottom of the wall - same thing for "bottom trim"</li><li>subtle brush strokes - will try to add more subtle detail to your image - tends to make images a bit too flat and simple in practice</li><li>clean, dirty - controls how stained or stainless your image is - can have really good results whether used in positive or negative prompt, probably the most consistent modifier (except for maybe "snowy")</li></ul><h2 id="heading-28055">Categories</h2><ul><li>brick wall - is what it says<ul><li>white brick, brown brick, dark brown brick - different colours of brick</li></ul></li><li>stone wall - cobblestone, stone brick and shale walls<ul><li>cobblestone wall, cobblestone floor, light grey cobblestone, dark grey cobblestone - different colours of cobblestone</li><li>yellow stone - cp_egypt's yellow stone walls - tends to create strange results due to having a very small presence in the dataset</li></ul></li><li>cinderblock wall - there aren't really any actual cinderblock textures in TF2 so this sort of gives you a mix between brick, stone and concrete</li><li>concrete wall - concrete<ul><li>concrete sheets - a specific type of wall texture - put this in the negative prompt if you're tired of seeing the same kind of concrete wall over and over again</li><li>concrete floor, dark concrete - more dirty, stained concrete textures - most of the images in the dataset with this keyword also have the "grey stain" keyword</li></ul></li><li>glass, window - windows and glass panels<ul><li>glass panel - single-panel window, generally looks really really ugly or even just doesn't generate a convincing glass panel at all - best used in the negative prompt</li><li>industrial window - multi-panel window, good to use as a psuedo-modifier keyword on another texture type</li></ul></li><li>metal - corrugated walls, metal panels, drains and rollup doors<ul><li>vertical corrugated metal, horizontal corrugated metal - different alignments - if you want vertical, it can often be better to put "horizontal corrugated metal" in the negative prompt than to put "vertical corrugated metal" in the positive prompt</li><li>metal panels - metal panel wall / roof, generally pretty ugly, advisable to put this in the negative prompt for most images with a "metal" keyword</li><li>rollup door, garage door - tries its best to create a garage door and generally fails</li><li>metal grate, drain - tries its best to create a drainage grate and generally fails, although the SDXL base model seems to help quite a lot - utilising this keyword was totally impossible in the SD 1.5 version of this LoRA</li><li>metal duct, metal vent - tries to create the wall of a ventilation duct - there's a single image for this in the dataset, so it doesn't exactly return consistent results</li><li>white metal, gray metal, brown metal, rusty - different colours of texture</li></ul></li><li>nature - dirt ground, grass, gravel, snowy ground, rock walls<ul><li>dirt, dirt ground - dirt</li><li>grass, grass ground - grass</li><li>patches of dirt, patches of grass - tries to blend some of your texture in with a bit of dirt or a bit of grass - surprisingly good results</li><li>gravel, gravel pile - gravel</li><li>brown gravel, grey gravel - alternate gravel colours</li><li>rock wall, cliff, quarry - various flavours of rock wall - generally, "quarry" produces crazier results and it's advisable to put it in the negative prompt</li><li>rock strata, rock layers - tries to blend your rock texture from one colour at the top to another at the bottom - rarely works</li><li>white rock, brown rock, red rock, grey rock - different colours of rock wall</li></ul></li><li>wood - wood plank walls, weird wood walls braced with beams, medieval plaster walls with wood beams<ul><li>horizontal wood planks, vertical wood planks - the same kinda deal as corrugated metal, where if you want one it's best to put the other in the negative prompt</li><li>white wood, brown wood - different colours of wood</li><li>wood base - the weird wood walls braced with beams I was talking about - generally best to put this in the negative prompt</li><li>wood beams, wood beams set into wall, medieval, european architecture - medieval-style plaster walls with visible wood beams on the outside</li></ul></li></ul>

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